Manual Editing of Dynamically Enriched Column Entries

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What do we do if we need to manually edit an entry that has dynamically been enriched within a column?

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To manually edit a dynamically enriched entry, you need to access the parent column first. Right-click on the enriched column and select Go to Parent Column. From there, you can create a new column with the specific endpoint you want to edit by clicking on the enriched cell, hovering over the desired endpoint in the Cell details panel, and clicking Add as column. You can then map this to an existing column, which will overwrite the existing values in that destination column.
Sources: Go to Parent Column Table columns | Documentation | Clay University
Joel H.
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I dont understand. Is there a video how to do this?
Clay
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Hi Joel, to manually edit any cell, you can double click and write a new value. Was this what you were looking for? Here's a gif on how to do this on a sample table:
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Clay
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To manually edit a dynamically enriched entry, you need to access the parent column first. Right-click on the enriched column and select Go to Parent Column. From there, you can create a new column with the specific endpoint you want to edit by clicking on the enriched cell, hovering over the desired endpoint in the Cell details panel, and clicking Add as column. You can then map this to an existing column, which will overwrite the existing values in that destination column.
Sources: Go to Parent Column Table columns | Documentation | Clay University
Joel H.
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I dont understand. Is there a video how to do this?
Clay
APP
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Hi Joel, to manually edit any cell, you can double click and write a new value. Was this what you were looking for? Here's a gif on how to do this on a sample table:
(524 kB)
Channeled
APP
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This thread was picked up by our in-app web widget and will no longer sync to Slack. If you are the original poster, you can continue this conversation by logging into https://app.clay.com and clicking "Support" in the sidebar. If you're not the original poster and require help from support, please post in Clay Support.